SCOUT· 62%42m·2026-08-27·Self DevelopmentMichael B. Jordan on Being Loved Isn't Enough to Make It Work
Michael B. Jordan spent years feeling guilty about his own success. Now he thinks the guilt was the job description. In this clip, Michael B. Jordan and Jay Shetty talk about growing up in North New Jersey with two present parents, a house everybody came to, and no idea at the time that the family was broke. He opens…
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“People don’t realize how lucky they are to have two parents… and two parents that work is gold… puts you way ahead…”
“Remember: “I may be moving slowly, but I am becoming a better version of myself every day.” ✨”
“What a realization when you're an adult that your parents had hardships. It goes to show they really tried to protect him from knowing the truth about their financial situation. What we do for love for our children.”
“A healthy two parent household are the cornerstone of developing productive children in society”
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